Conservation Park Sprint Duathlon
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Conservation Park Sprint Duathlon
The Conservation Park Sprint Duathlon is an off road duathlon at Conservation Park in Panama City Beach, Florida. The course uses hard packed gravel trails and is USAT sanctioned; participants must have a valid USAT membership or one day license.
The race format is a three‑segment course with the following distances:
- Run 1: 1.7 miles on the green loop
- Bike: 9.5 miles on the orange perimeter loop
- Run 2: 2.7 miles starting on the green trail then cypress pond and Baxley Homestead to the finish
Relay teams may consist of two or three people, can be all male, all female, or coed, and exchange in the transition area. All members of a relay must register. All bikes must be checked in on race morning and each athlete is responsible for bike inspection and safe equipment, including plugged handlebar ends.
Race bibs are provided in race packets and must be visible during run segments. Bike and helmet numbers are provided for the bike portion and the bib is required to reclaim bike gear. There is a run water station approximately 0.62 miles into each run course. Course marking relies on color coded signs and volunteers on course.
About 130 parking spots are available at the park. Timing uses a mass start manual system and finishers receive a numbered stick to verify placement and times. Awards are given to the top three male and female overall and to top relay teams by division. Raffles are held after the race with ticket prizes awarded by placing and age group. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
